Malvern Sports Notes Highlight Local Moves and Rodeo Plans
The Malvern sports page reports Rose Turner and Barbara Shapcott will pursue further education at Commercial Extension and may continue playing basketball. Coach Bill Beasley juggles multiple duties including golf course management and recreation programs. In Nebraska rodeo, Art Frutcher adds Mexican steers to his college rodeo lineup and buys a 10-year-old Lees horse to boost bucking stock for the season.
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Malvern
Rose Turner
Barbara Shapcott
Commercial Extension
I. I
Art Frutcher
University of Nebraska
Art
Mexico
Nebraska
Stewart
Nebr
Lees
Chet Cary
Near Re Oak
Cadet William Bloedel Receives Company Softball Letter
Cadet William Bloedel at Wentworth Military Academy Lexington Missouri earned a company softball letter for his participation this spring. He is the son of Mr and Mrs R A Bloedel of Malvern. Scratch pads offered at The Leader Office, 5x7 inches with white or yellow bead, about 70 sheets per pad, two for 15 cents.
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William Bloedel
Wentworth Military Academy
Lexington
John C. Rendecker
William
R. A. Bloedel
Malvern
Fritchers to Kansas for Rodeo Stars
Henderson couple Art and Mrs. Writcher stage a unique rodeo production with cattle props and personnel. They travel to Bonner Springs Kansas for June 15 to 17 engagements then resume in July for weekly shows. Their Henderson firemen’s rodeo runs July 26 to 28 with prizes attracting cowboys and high demand.
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Art Writcher
Henderson
Bonner Springs
Kan
Henderson Fireren
Fritchers
University of Nebraska At Lincoln
Register Monday for Malvern Swim Lessons
Coach Bill Beasley recreation director for Malvern announces change in Red Cross swim lesson plans. Registrants should go to the Teen Center in Malvern on June 18 from 9 to 11 p.m. Lessons start June 19 with early registration aiding first session. Transportation to Glenwood pool is provided by the Malvern Rotary Club using school buses. Pupils must be at the Community building by 8 35 next Tuesday to ride.
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Red Cross
Bill Beasley
Malvern
Glenwood Pool
Malvern Rotary Club
Blackhawks open with win over Orioles on Emerson diamond
Nishna Valley racked up its second win of the week as the Blackhawks edged the Orioles 4 0 on Emerson diamond. Darrell Baker shut down NV, with Rumery catching and Don Sell pitching. Three unearned runs in the third and one in the fourth produced the scoring before a rain shower ended play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nishna Valley
Blackhawks
Orioles
Emerson Diamond
Bill Beasley
Darrell Baker
Rumery
Blackhawk Battery
Don Sell
Malvern
Gary Wolfe
Diane Sandquist Breaks Junior Olympics Marks at OU
Diane Sandquist of Emerson, an outstanding Nishna Valley athlete, set a new mark at the Midwest AAU Junior Olympics in Omaha University on Saturday clocking a 7.7 in the 50 yard low hurdles in the girls 16 17 division. She won the 100 yard dash in 12.2 and placed third in the broad jump. the previous week she starred at the Midwest AAU meet in Fremont Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Sandquist
Emerson
Nishna Valley
Omaha University
Fremont
Neb
Diana
Orioles Fall 13-3 to Stanton on Viking Field
Malvern lost their second conference game Tuesday evening as Stanton built a 13-3 lead on the Viking diamond. Don Sell allowed 8 hits with 7 runs through five innings while Hank Swanson struck out 11 in a strong Stanton effort. Tom Schenk went 3 for 4 with two triples and a double, driving in four. Malvern errors numbered six as Ronnie Benscoter and Larry Hatfield each singled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Vike
Don Sell
Oriole
Don
Hank Swanson
Stanton
Paul Walker
Orioles
Tom Schenk
Ronnie Benscoter
Larry Hatfield
Malvern Club
Knights Open in 6-2 Win over Plattsmouth Nine
Fremont-Mills opens summer baseball with a 6 to 2 victory over Plattsmouth at Tabor Park on Tuesday night. Pitcher Larry Nelson allowed two hits and fanned 10 as Gary LaFollette and Lynn Wederquist each hit a triple. Substitutions included Study for Cloud and Kilpatrick for Nelson with next game set against Page Friday at Braddyville.
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Fremont-Mills High School
Suimmer
Plattsmouth
Tabor Park
Larry Nelson
The
Knights
Gary LaFollette
Lynn Wederquist
Fremont-Mills
Nelson P
Wederquist
Yates
LaFollette
Dahl
Loomer
Watson
Hawkins
Cloud
Kilpatrick
Nelson
Mann
Braddyville
Big Bass for Jr at Malvern Pond
Jr Gustin shares a four pound large mouth bass catch at Malvern Pond. The spring fishing has yielded many prizes for local youngsters and impressed area anglers and the Leader photographer.
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Malvern Pond
Jr. Gustin
Tabor Cubs and Midgets Split League Opener
Tabor Cubs and Midgets split two games in league opener at Braddyville on June 4. Cubs lost 7 0 as Praddyville offense struck late. Midgets beat Braddyville 6 3 behind G Dahl one hit pitching. Thursday, Cubs defeated Shenandoah 8 4, Midgets fell 7 6. Maxwell and Dabani er led hitters.
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Tabor Cubs
Braddyville
Cubs
Praddyville Cubs
Tabor
Anderson
van Seyee
G. Dahl
Maxwell
Loomer
Tall
Sheer
Wilking
Wilkins
Shenandoah
Dalton
Gub
Dahl
Hawkins
Shep
Dabanier
Andlette
Walke
Eral
Hastings Ladies Cemetery Association Meets in Home
The Ladies Cemetery Association met at the home of Mrs Dave Hockenberry with five members present. The next meeting is planned for July 6 at the Hastings Community building. Attendees enjoyed sandwiches cake ice cream coffee and mints after business.
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Ladies Cemetery Ass'n
Ladies Cemetery Association
Dave Hockenberry
Hastings
Installation of Federated Club Officers in Shenandoah
Hastings Federated Women’s Club held its June meeting in Shenandoah with lunch. President Elsie Wilson led the session and installed new officers. Dues raised to 2 dollars. all members paid for the coming year. Afterward, the group shopped and disbanded at 4:30, planning programs for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings Federated Womans Club
Shenandoah
Elsie Wilson
Wilson
Clinton
Parker
Harold Wilson
Ray Plumb
Sec
Henry Washburn
Sam Taylor
First Methodist Church Schedule and WSCS Meeting
Willis Grant is minister at the First Methodist Church. Dorothy Hargent assists. Sunday School begins September 8 at 9:00 a.m. Worship Service at 10:00 a.m. WSCS will meet Thursday evening at 7:20.
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First Methodist
Willis Grant
Dorothy Hargent
WSCS
Closing Bible School Program Ends Week of Study
Vacation Bible School closed Sunday after a weeklong session. A 9 30 morning program drew good attendance. Teachers and assistants included Dorothy Largent Doris Mauer Ruth Scott Rox anna Vance Mae Scott Rachel Darby Loig Perkins Ethel Rice Kathy Courter Florence Ewing with Joyce Peterson as pianist. Nearby visitors included Floyd Clites family from Florida at Randolph and Keith Clites family in town. Visitors in Oma and surrounding towns noted Charly Hall Stella Hall Hastings.
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Vacation Bible School
Dorothy Largent
Doris Mauer
Ruth Scott
Roxanna Vance
Mae Scott
Rachel Darby
Loig Perkins
Ethel Rice
Kathy Courter
Florence Ewing
Joyce Peterson
Floyd Clites
Florida
Alfred Clites
Randolph
Keith Clites
Bernice Berg
Omaha
Jack Shannon
Florence Stiles
Quincy
Edgar F
Local Government Notes and Personnel Changes
The town council discussed budget items from General Fund and Public Utilities Fund and received receipts from Town Power & Light Co. resignations included Jean Hudson as Councilman. A janitor's job was terminated and Rick Hall hired to mow streets at 3.50 per hour with truck and gas provided. Mayor Elmo Hites noted Health or hospital event for Bob Crouse who had an appendectomy at Murphy Memorial Hospital in Red Oak.
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Steve Haines
General Fund
Iowa
League of In
Matt Parrott & Sona Co
Costello Ins
Towa Power & Light Co
Wane
Grace Hathaway
Helen Quimby
Roy Quimby
Ethel Clark
Irene Parker
Jean Hudson
Joe Hall
Leo McLain
George Clark
Rick Vance
Pat Moore
Elmo Hites
Aya
Public Utilities Fund
Tows Power & Light Co
Town Power & Light Co
McLain
Hall
Clark
Rick Hall
Me- Lain
Bob Crouse
Murphy Memorial Hospital
Red Oak
Hastings Town Council Sets July 18 Franchise Election
Hastings Iowa council met June 6 1962. Mayor Hites presided with six members present. Minutes approved. Franchises renewal election set for July 18 1962 after talks with Northwest Bell Tel Co. Drainage ditch cleaned requested. Bills approved for Road Use Tax Public Safety and Recreation funds including payments to Malvern Lumber Fender Sales & Service Dan Vanderpont Brazeal Steve Larzent Jack's Super Saver B Larson & Son and Carl Hayes among others.
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Hastings
Towa
Hites
Leo McLain
Joe Hall
George Clark
Jean Hudson
Richard Vance
Nwst
Bell Tel. Co
Geo. Clark
Hall
Clark
Malvern Lumber Co
Fender Sales & Servies
Dan Vanderpont
Brazeal Service
Public Safety
Bell Tel
Carl Hayes
Steve Larzent
Jack's
B. Larson & Son
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